Kevin J Pledger wrote:
> Hi Georg,
>
> Yes in your example 1 is that I am looking for, but instead of being
> on the left have it on the right.
That's a basic right-floated image, like this...
HTML:
<img class="flr" .......... />
CSS:
img.flr {
float: right;
margin: 0 0 3px 3px;
}
...or something in that order.
> Which means by looking at your example and the code I need to create
> a new p class and a img class for the paragraphs on which I want the
> images to appear.
You only need a class for the image(s). The relevant paragraph(s) will
wrap around a floating image by default.
It is only if you want something that looks like my example 4 that you
also need to address the relevant paragraph.
Now, since you're going for 'table-less', you should also get rid of the
old habits of littering your source-code with "font tags" and "nbsp;
spacing". There's no real progress in replacing tables with divs and
then plug the content inside those divs using the same - obsolete -
presentational mark up. I don't think 'Microsoft FrontPage 6.0' will get
you anywhere, so it's probably time to bury it.
What you have now may do as a first step, but you should start using a
Strict doctype, proper mark up and practices that goes with it, ASAP.
Then you can - in time - learn how to design and rearrange whatever you
like with CSS, without being hampered by unyielding source-code.
regards
Georg
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